What can I do after graduation in engineering mechanics?

I am a junior, majoring in engineering mechanics, 2 1 1. I feel that it is relatively easy for graduates of our major to find jobs, because engineering mechanics covers a wide range and can engage in many industries. According to the analysis of the employment situation of graduates in our school in recent years, I think the following employment directions are worth choosing:

I. Civil Engineering, Water Conservancy and Construction

As we all know, many big projects involve mechanical knowledge, just like when building a house, we have to go through a whole set of design and budget first, and we have to consider every detail, which involves many mechanical problems, including the choice of materials, the layout of buildings and so on. So the graduates of our major will come in handy. Many of my senior brothers are doing this job. Although they may be a little tired, the salary is quite good.

Second, mechanical manufacturing, control related majors

At first glance, this employment direction is a bit like a mechanical major grabbing a job. Actually, it is not, because the mechanical industry and mechanics are also closely related, and it is impossible to master simple mechanical knowledge in many places of mechanical specialty. At this time, our professional advantages are highlighted.

Third, education and training.

This industry is suitable for girls. Although most engineering majors are boys and some girls like this major, related companies don't like to recruit girls. Therefore, it is a good choice for girls to continue their graduate studies. After graduation, they can teach in various universities. University teachers are well paid. The most important thing is to relax, have a fixed commute time every day and rest on holidays.

Thank you for reading. The above is my opinion on the employment of this major, and I hope it can help you.